BasarKus has too many arms. Or not enough heads. The opening half-hour on the Pari stage, kicking off The Grand Game
at the Parvis. Dance will intertwine with juggling and acrobatics to deliver a show that plays with the body. And even the bodies of the two performers, who will explore throughout the performance the perspectives offered by this double body and discover what separation can offer. A performance that will make young audiences laugh with the postures and clever interplay of these intertwined bodies. It will also speak to the rest of the audience, who will grasp that beyond the virtuosity of the performance, the piece illuminates the subject of the body, which is at the heart of dance and circus arts, in a dimension that transcends conventions. Two beautiful interpretations of this fabulous story of BasarKus, which lives up to its promise.
Le ParvisLa fabuleuse histoire de BasarKusCompagnie Lamento - Le Pari (Tarbes)
The BasarKus Whirlpool
At the crossroads of dance and circus techniques, The Fabulous Story of BasarKus takes the audience on a timeless half-hour journey.
Simón Aravena et Matthis Walczak sur la scène du Pari à Tarbes
Par Stéphane Boularand
@bigorre_org / ©Bigorre.org / spectacle vu le Tuesday, February 17, 2026 / published on Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Artistes
- Compagnie Lamento
- Sylvère Lamotte (chorégraphie)
- Simón Aravena (interprète)
- Matthis Walczak (interprète)
- Louise Blancardi (création son)
- Marion Vasnesch (création costumes)
- Alexandra Langlois (création costumes)
- Estelle Boul
